If You Had Any Manhood, You Would Understand How Humiliating Your Words and Requests Sound: Kadyrov

The leader of Chechnya, Ramzan Kadyrov, commented on Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky's call for his 'abduction,' describing it as an attempt to sabotage the peace process. According to Kadyrov, such statements do not contribute to the formation of a negotiating atmosphere.

"Now he is asking the Americans for help, saying, 'They didn’t assist with weapons, but at least abduct Ramzan... Save face and don’t humiliate yourselves. If you had even a small trace of manhood, you would understand how humiliating your words and requests sound,'" he stated.

Kadyrov's remarks emphasize that the words of political leaders can impact international processes, including the prospects for peace. He added that such expressions only escalate tensions and push the parties further away from dialogue.